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#include "MP_utilities.hpp"

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Classes
class	flopc::Constant_base
	Base class for all "constant" types of data. More...
class	flopc::Constant
	Reference counted class for all "constant" types of data. More...
Namespaces
namespace	flopc
	All flopc++ code is contained within the flopc namespace.
Functions
Constant	flopc::operator- (const Constant &a)
Constant	flopc::abs (const Constant &c)
	for computing the absolute value of a constant value.
Constant	flopc::pos (const Constant &c)
	for returning non-negative value of the constant.
Constant	flopc::ceil (const Constant &c)
	The ceiling integral value of the input constant.
Constant	flopc::floor (const Constant &c)
	The floor integral value of the input constant.
Constant	flopc::minimum (const Constant &a, const Constant &b)
	Returns the smaller of two constants.
Constant	flopc::maximum (const Constant &a, const Constant &b)
	Returns the larger of two constants.
Constant	flopc::operator+ (const Constant &a, const Constant &b)
	Returns the sum of two constants.
Constant	flopc::operator- (const Constant &a, const Constant &b)
	Returns the difference of two constants.
Constant	flopc::operator* (const Constant &a, const Constant &b)
	Returns the product of two constants.
Constant	flopc::operator/ (const Constant &a, const Constant &b)
	Returns the quotient of two constants.
Constant	flopc::mpif (const MP_boolean &c, const Constant &a, const Constant &b)
Constant	flopc::maximum (const MP_domain &i, const Constant &e)
	Returns the maximum over the domain of the constant.
Constant	flopc::minimum (const MP_domain &i, const Constant &e)
	Returns the sum of two constants.
Constant	flopc::sum (const MP_domain &i, const Constant &e)
	Returns the sum of two constants.
Constant	flopc::product (const MP_domain &i, const Constant &e)
	Returns the sum of two constants.